30189 pts ยท October 3, 2013
Greetings! I am possibly crazy and British. All you need to know.
You know I got to respect the sweet-sword maker. He followed their own path while being conscious of hurting his father's feelings, they seem to take joy in their art and care about the work, since he was upset the black liquorice swords didn't go, but was pleased once it was at least just one person's favourite. Even the person they stabbed seemed pleased. Great guy.
Ahhh thank you
Alright, well that is an interesting concept. What's the context behind the scene though? She litearlly barfs the ramen back out then everyone wants some... like... what?
Likely rhetorical but I appreciate the concrete answer. Particularly when it's depressingly young.
Well of course they have. They've had more time and resources and education than yourself at the time. It's inevitable. But you don't write about something to be the first, you gaze into it and find something important to you, and you show it to others. And you can pour more time and resources and education into it if you wish, but the effort doesn't leave you. Discussions are between multiple people after all.
Oh thank you for the explanationJapan, WHAT THE FUCK.
S'all good don't sweat it, better to have asked!
The entire thing is a reference to the shining. That's Jack Nicholson on the left.
When some people kill people they go to hospital.Thena gain America's mental health care seems... Well, I don't know, I'll mention when I see any.
Thank you for showing me your clay tablet. I feel somewhat of a comfort that people from such a long distance away from me and such a long time ago were no doubt very aware of what bastards goats can be.
Ah actually I remembered slightly wrong, it's not what will kill first, but what classic monster the people will summon. There's a chance that the victims will summon any of these and it's a betting pool on what they invoke.
It's the betting scene from "The Cabin in the Woods", where people who are setting up classic horror scenarios across the world are having a bet on what monster would kill the people first. As you can see top left, the Finance department has bet on the Werewolf to win.
I think they meant the people in the car, not the mixed up posts.
I'm still not entirely sure it fits but I do appreciate the input on the topic.
I am also entirely unsure how Lust isn't involved at all in Bottoming
Better than being a bitch
Just seems that for someone who argued about how the person in the clip doesn't have the whole story you didn't have the whole story and were making a bunch of assumptions. You got to take a look at that sometime.
Unfortunately, I gain energy from this. Arguing my position online with someone who doesn't just devolve into screaming and name calling fuels me.
It's also a case of needing to examine what was being said even if someone didn't mean it. Saying that serving coffee isn't a career is invalidating a position that they consider needed. Even if they meant it as "oh it doesn't make enough money for me to want it", what was said was a dismissal of the position. To try and half-justify their own words by putting more words in their mouth and explaining it further for them denies what was actually said its importance.
This isn't a talk show, and this isn't a person who's condemning a person to their face or anything. This is a person who is talking to their friends after they have finished playing a dungeons and dragons game, relaying their own experiences with a person. This isn't a snap judgement of "oh you're saying this", they have had this conversation before with someone, and they have clarified that yes this is what was meant.
Okay it's been over a day and you've not responded, but I'd like a confirmation to just check you see it now right? You see the part you either didn't watch or missed where Brennan talks about no workers should be deserving of living without dignity, comfort and safety? And if people think a job should exist but not provide that, then that person is a bad person?
You should watch the clip again. You might realise why everyone has been thinking you're an idiot."Someone doing that should live in dignity and comfort and safety". It's literally about being able to afford to live. Is it the best paying job? No. But it is a job you can live off of, in dignity, comfort and safety. And people who do not believe they those jobs should afford someone dignity, comfort and safety are bad people.
You're like entirely wrong on so many accounts.The point being made is that, if you think a job should exist because you want it to exist, people should be paid a living wage to do so. It will hurt them to not be paid a livable wage. Thus, if you want a job to exist, but want it to hurt the people doing it, you are a terrible person.You do not want to clean the public toilet, but you can agree the person doing that job should be paid a living wage right? Undesirable does not mean undeserving.
How?
you're holding the stick backwards there mate.
Sometimes people should think about what they just accept and repeat. Just because someone doesn't think about repeating that "the people work in this service do not deserve a living wage because I do not see their actions as important despite wanting them to exist" doesn't mean the statement isn't an inherantly shitty one. And these biases should be challenged, otherwise how can people improve?
I started only on youtube, watching the whole of Fantasy High, a couple of other episodes, and I just figured... damn, that's the thing, they really DID earn my money.
I will back this up. I never invested in a streaming service, then I invested in Dropout, and it is my only one. I am a miser, a skinflint, a worry wart, but I do not regret Dropout in the slightest. I share it with friends, and that is encouraged. It has brought me actual joy. And mild anxiety.
Bit of a tip, while it is art and an incredible piece of work, posting random public gore would still not be well supported. Even though I know it's a cow eye it's still making me wince. Perhaps making a post saying "I'm going to reply to this with my favourite piece, warning it's a bit gory" will allow people to truly enjoy the art.
They are not tied directly to the game. The time you spent, the enjoyment, the soul, is beyond just the character in a server file somewhere. Blizzard could shut doors and the files be lost but that doesn't stop their adventures from being real. It is stories that can survive. The stories you can tell and the way they make you laugh or miss things. You have tied their stories to your own. Not every story is perfectly retold, but the important part is they are told.
You know I got to respect the sweet-sword maker. He followed their own path while being conscious of hurting his father's feelings, they seem to take joy in their art and care about the work, since he was upset the black liquorice swords didn't go, but was pleased once it was at least just one person's favourite. Even the person they stabbed seemed pleased. Great guy.
Ahhh thank you
Alright, well that is an interesting concept. What's the context behind the scene though? She litearlly barfs the ramen back out then everyone wants some... like... what?
Likely rhetorical but I appreciate the concrete answer. Particularly when it's depressingly young.
Well of course they have. They've had more time and resources and education than yourself at the time. It's inevitable. But you don't write about something to be the first, you gaze into it and find something important to you, and you show it to others. And you can pour more time and resources and education into it if you wish, but the effort doesn't leave you. Discussions are between multiple people after all.
Oh thank you for the explanation
Japan, WHAT THE FUCK.
S'all good don't sweat it, better to have asked!
The entire thing is a reference to the shining. That's Jack Nicholson on the left.
When some people kill people they go to hospital.
Thena gain America's mental health care seems... Well, I don't know, I'll mention when I see any.
Thank you for showing me your clay tablet. I feel somewhat of a comfort that people from such a long distance away from me and such a long time ago were no doubt very aware of what bastards goats can be.
Ah actually I remembered slightly wrong, it's not what will kill first, but what classic monster the people will summon. There's a chance that the victims will summon any of these and it's a betting pool on what they invoke.
It's the betting scene from "The Cabin in the Woods", where people who are setting up classic horror scenarios across the world are having a bet on what monster would kill the people first. As you can see top left, the Finance department has bet on the Werewolf to win.
I think they meant the people in the car, not the mixed up posts.
I'm still not entirely sure it fits but I do appreciate the input on the topic.
I am also entirely unsure how Lust isn't involved at all in Bottoming
Better than being a bitch
Just seems that for someone who argued about how the person in the clip doesn't have the whole story you didn't have the whole story and were making a bunch of assumptions. You got to take a look at that sometime.
Unfortunately, I gain energy from this. Arguing my position online with someone who doesn't just devolve into screaming and name calling fuels me.
It's also a case of needing to examine what was being said even if someone didn't mean it. Saying that serving coffee isn't a career is invalidating a position that they consider needed. Even if they meant it as "oh it doesn't make enough money for me to want it", what was said was a dismissal of the position. To try and half-justify their own words by putting more words in their mouth and explaining it further for them denies what was actually said its importance.
This isn't a talk show, and this isn't a person who's condemning a person to their face or anything. This is a person who is talking to their friends after they have finished playing a dungeons and dragons game, relaying their own experiences with a person. This isn't a snap judgement of "oh you're saying this", they have had this conversation before with someone, and they have clarified that yes this is what was meant.
Okay it's been over a day and you've not responded, but I'd like a confirmation to just check you see it now right? You see the part you either didn't watch or missed where Brennan talks about no workers should be deserving of living without dignity, comfort and safety? And if people think a job should exist but not provide that, then that person is a bad person?
You should watch the clip again. You might realise why everyone has been thinking you're an idiot.
"Someone doing that should live in dignity and comfort and safety". It's literally about being able to afford to live. Is it the best paying job? No. But it is a job you can live off of, in dignity, comfort and safety. And people who do not believe they those jobs should afford someone dignity, comfort and safety are bad people.
You're like entirely wrong on so many accounts.
The point being made is that, if you think a job should exist because you want it to exist, people should be paid a living wage to do so. It will hurt them to not be paid a livable wage. Thus, if you want a job to exist, but want it to hurt the people doing it, you are a terrible person.
You do not want to clean the public toilet, but you can agree the person doing that job should be paid a living wage right? Undesirable does not mean undeserving.
How?
you're holding the stick backwards there mate.
Sometimes people should think about what they just accept and repeat. Just because someone doesn't think about repeating that "the people work in this service do not deserve a living wage because I do not see their actions as important despite wanting them to exist" doesn't mean the statement isn't an inherantly shitty one. And these biases should be challenged, otherwise how can people improve?
I started only on youtube, watching the whole of Fantasy High, a couple of other episodes, and I just figured... damn, that's the thing, they really DID earn my money.
I will back this up. I never invested in a streaming service, then I invested in Dropout, and it is my only one. I am a miser, a skinflint, a worry wart, but I do not regret Dropout in the slightest. I share it with friends, and that is encouraged. It has brought me actual joy. And mild anxiety.
Bit of a tip, while it is art and an incredible piece of work, posting random public gore would still not be well supported. Even though I know it's a cow eye it's still making me wince. Perhaps making a post saying "I'm going to reply to this with my favourite piece, warning it's a bit gory" will allow people to truly enjoy the art.
They are not tied directly to the game. The time you spent, the enjoyment, the soul, is beyond just the character in a server file somewhere. Blizzard could shut doors and the files be lost but that doesn't stop their adventures from being real. It is stories that can survive. The stories you can tell and the way they make you laugh or miss things. You have tied their stories to your own. Not every story is perfectly retold, but the important part is they are told.